Coventry University

Reducing road traffic casualties through improved forensic techniques and vehicle design (RoaD) - proof of concept


Amount awarded

£37,412

Completed

2021

Making roads safer for…

Pedestrians


Project summary

The aim of this pilot project was to develop a proof of concept for a pedestrian trauma database. This will support A&E departments at the accident site, law enforcement in pedestrian accident scenarios and the design of future safer vehicles.

The project also investigated the opportunity of performing novel virtual Post Mortem using CT-Scans, which will improve PM accuracy and benefit grieving families by reducing the duration of the coronal process.

Watch the YouTube video above for more information about the project and download the project report and its summary below.

Lynne Dickens

Spot On Creative is a Northants-based creative team who have the hard-earned skills, expertise and industry knowledge that only come from having worked for years in advertising. It’s all managed by Lynne Dickens who has over 20 years’ experience in marketing communications, and ten years in website design and build, and creative team project management.

Lynne is also a qualified art historian and has some expertise in curating fine art exhibitions and producing all of the catalogues, posters and supporting material to create a successful event.

All the guys in our team have worked for one-man bands, SMEs and large blue-chip multinationals in just about every sector, field and industry. We can come up with great ideas, superb design and copy, and exceptional photography for anything from websites to email campaigns, branding to brochures – and everything in between.

And the beauty of Spot On Creative is that we’re big in creativity, experience and knowledge, but small in overheads and invoices. So we’re a much more sensible and affordable option for you than a larger advertising agency or marketing company.

www.spot-on-creative.co.uk
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